Guide to Living in Georgia

According to the state's website, more than 100,000 people relocate to the state of Georgia, annually, making Georgia one of the top 10 fastest growing states in the country. Georgia offers residents a fun, friendly atmosphere, a warm climate and historical value.

Atmosphere

• Georgia offers a fun and friendly atmosphere where residents can take advantage of year-round recreational, educational and cultural activities and events. The state is filled with inland golf courses, while marinas offer access to the Atlantic Ocean. To celebrate the state's past, there are many museums in the cities of Albany, Savannah and Macon, offering a wealth of educational value and historical insight. Communities throughout the state also offer their own year-round events and celebrations.

Climate

• Georgia offers a delightful climate year round; however, residents are still treated to the vibrant colors of fall foliage, as well as the occasional crispness in the air. On the rare occasions that it snows, it only does so in the northern part of the state.

History

• For generations, Georgia has been a popular place for those seeking a piece of Civil War. Cities like Savannah, Pulaski and Sumter are filled with historic trails, plantations, forts, battlefields and cemeteries to explore.